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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1969)
Royal Arch to Host District Convention A district convention of Dis trict No. 2. Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Orecon, will be held In the Heppner Masonic Temple on Wednesday, October 22. starting at 6:30 p.m. The district is composed of The Dalles Chapter No. 6; Pen dleton Chapter No. 23, and Heppner Chapter No. 26, with Heppner members as hosts. HiKhllght of the evening will be the official visitation of Mast Kxcellent Companion Paul W. Jones. Grand High Priest of Grand Chapter Royal Arch Mas ons of Oregon, and the mem bers of his official family. Under the direction of Her man Winter. Excellent High Priest of Heppner Chapter No. 26, a full program is planned for the evening. A large attend ance of members from District No. 2 Is expected. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jar Ball -nnxtaA tn Portland recently where he began working for Portland General Electric com pany. Mrs. Ball Is employed as a beauty operator. They are making their home at 1K211 S. E. Oak Street, Portland 97233. Visiting her at th home oi Mrs. Lora Moyer and Melvin Moyer the first week-end in Oc tober was her son, F. Ellis Moy er of Spokane, Wn. GORHAM STAINLESS HACIENDA Party efc Exquisite Gorham sauce ladle In the romantic Hacienda design complete with stunning Avocado glass dish. Tempting way to serve sauces, ravy, relishes and jellies. HACIENDA Salad Set . . - f . . 'l-.ll 'v.., "f .l.i.iJv ... - :LV I MISS SUSAN McCOT Heppner Club Helps At District Meeting; Member Honored Nine members of the Soroptl mist club of Heppner traveled to La Grande the week end of October 4 and 3 for the annual meeting of District 2, North western Region of Soropttmist clubs. Attending were Mrs. VI Lan ham. Mrs. Lenna Smith. Mrs. i-i i i no Cnnran. Mrs. Jovce John. ,son. Mrs. Joan HuRhes, Mrs. Et ta Parker, Mrs. Justine Weath erford. Mrs. Eleanor Gonty, and Mrs. Ola Mae Groshens. The Heppner club served as one of the host clubs, and the club president, Mrs. Lanham. ex tended the official welcome at the Saturday evening banquet. Individual owl favors provided by the Heppner club, added to decorations on the tables. At the Sunday morning meet ing. Mrs. George gave her re- Siewerts Return From Hawaii Trip Mr. and Mrs. Bill Siewert and daughters, Barbara and Jean of Seattle have returned from a two week vacation trip to Ha waii. The Siewerts visited sev eral of the islands and spent some time sight-seeing in Hono lulu. They report a very inter esting trip with beautiful scen ery and warm ruro-w- weather. port, as chairman of the cour tesy resolutions committee. Next year's district meeting will be in Klamath Falls, and the region at meeting in April will be held In Vakima, Wash., it was an nounced. Mrs. Dorothy Berry of Port land, district director, presided during the meetings. At last week's regular luncn eon meeting the club honored nnn t ita mpmhN Mm. Mar lene Gray, with a cradle show er. Many lovely and useful gifts were opened, assisted by Mrs. Smith. A guest of the meeting was Miss Bernice Thomson of Port land. dai'Bhter of Mrs. Madge Thomson. A letter of congratulations was read from Mrs. Margaret Lark In of Klamath Falls, edu cation committee chairman of the Northwestern Region, for the club's fine contribution toward the success of the district meet ing. Founder's Day. in observance of the organization's 48th anni versary, will be this Thursday. Initiation is planned for two new members. Plans are underway to enter tain 6th, 7th and 8th grade youngsters at a teenage dance on Halloween night. UN Youth Committee Plan Coming Contest a mAAiinar of District Area 16. United Nation Youth committee for Rebekah and Odd Fellow lodges, held Sunday in Pendle ton, was attended by five mem bers from Heppner and Lexing ton. Topic for the 1970 U. N. speecn wintnet u-a.a rhnspn. with the contest planned for next March. Attending were Jack bumner, re-elected chairman of the com mittee. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mc- Murtrv. Mrs. Frieda Maieske and Mrs. Florence McMillan, both of Holly Rebekah lodge, Lexington. This dlKtrint tWO OetCr gates on the United Nations tour last year, Ralph Thornstad of HermLston and Mona William son of Joseph, who finished among the top ten In the nat ional competition In Washing ton, D. C. How many licks car there In a lollipop? Allen Burkenblne can answer that question. On the recent field trip to Bull Prairie for Heppner Ele mentary students, a contest was held to see who could get the most mileage from a Tootsie Roll Pop. Allen reports there are 15G1 licks and that-makes"- him champ. GAZETTE-TIMES Thvurv. October 16. 1969 I Wranglers Plan Buckburger Feed Plans for the annual Buck burger Feed were discussed at the Wrangler meeting held Oct ober 7. The date of the dinner was set for October 26 at 5:30 p.m. at the fairgrounds. This is a potluck dinner with the buck burgers to be furnished by the Wranglers. All Wrangler members are urged to attend and friends are Invited. Those attending are asked to bring salad, vegeta bles or dessert. Awards will be given to the summer plavday division win ners and entertainment is planned. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 233 N. Main Elma's Flower Shop Phone 676-9426 After Hours Coll 678-9767 . ot. 676-5849 Engagement Told Of Miss Susan McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Warren McCoy of Irrigon announce the en gagement of their daughter, Su san, to Gene Simmons, son of Mrs. Clarence Weathermons and E. W. Simmons of Walla Walla, Wn. The future bride graduated from Oregon State University, and is now teaching in The Dal les. . . Her fiance recently received his discharge from the Marine Corps, after serving in Vietnam, and will be continuing his ed ucation at Portland State Uni versity. A summer wedding is planned. A sparkling showcase for crisp greens on your table! Dramatic salad servers by Gorham in the stunning Hacienda Stainless rich Avocado glass bowl by .Anchor Hocking make every salad a tantalizing dish! LIMITED TIME SPECIAL "Something from the Jeweler's. JEWELERS Store Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. PH. 676-9200 177 MAIN ST- HEPPNER BANKAMERICARD STAMPS i Evening Extension Unit Starts Meetings First meeting of the fall sea son for the evening unit of the Home Extension was held Octo ber 7 at the home of Mrs. Gail McCarty. , Mrs. Bob Mahoney and Mrs. Merlin Hughes presented the lesson, entitled "Freezing pre pared and precooked foods". Officers who will serve for the yera are Miss Pat Cassidy, pres ident; Mrs. Hughes, vice-president, and Mrs. Elwayne Bergs trom, secretary. This unit will meet the first Tuesday of each month at the Heppner Neighborhood Center. At the next meeting, Novem ber 4, the lesson on "New Paint Products" will be taught by Mrs. Bergstrom. Van Blokland Weds Pendleton Girl Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Van Blokland are announcing the re cent marriage of their son, Gary Ray, to Annette Johnston of Pen dleton. , " . Vows were exchanged at a ceremony in Reno, Nev., on Wed nesday, October 1. . They are now making their home at 728 S. E. 6th in Pen dleton, where the bride is em ployed at First National Bank, and her husband is assistant manager for J S and B Feed-lots. TERRIFIC SAVINGS That Will S-T-R-E-T-C-H Your Budget Dollars RUMMAGE SALE FRIDAY and SATURDAY OCTOBER 24 & 25 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Former Tryco Building Sponsored by Heppner Civic League To Benefit Heppner Kindergarten O Baked Foods Sale From 8:00 A.M. Each Day Rack and Table of Extra-Special Nice Things Big Assortment of Clothing For All Ages O Also TV Set, Coffee Tables, Bathroom Sink, Kitchen Utensils, Books, Toys, Misc. Items O Call 676-5818, or 676-5563, or 989-8476 for Pickup, or 676-9944 Evenings THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED BT YOUH HOME-OWNED BANK AS A COMMUNITY SERVICE ANK OF B Eastern Oregon HEPPNER IONE ARLINGTON MEMBER, FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION GOES ON OUR SHELVES ! Sunshine GRAHAM CRACKERS NESTLES QUICK 2 Lb. Box 2 Lb. Can m COOKIES FROM T) ujacan. tt incs CAKE MIX Look for these delicious recipes in our store g for ALL FLAVORS EXCEPT ANGEL FOOD Tree Top APPLE CIDER Vi Gal. 590 MJB LONG GRAIN RICE 42 oz. Box COFFEE 1 Lb- 79e 2 Lb. $ 49 g Lb. $2?5 jQ oz. Instant $ 39 BLUE BELL POTATO CHIPS f1Si BOOK MATCHES Box of 50 IO& ea. 4 Pak Sunkist Oranges Lb 150 LARGE SLICING TOMATOES.... -" 290 NO. 1 690 GET MORE TO EAT from our USDA CHOICE Pot Roasts BLADE CUT 65 ARM CUT 75 Lb- OREGON CHIEF BONELESS SMOKED v a fine Lb. 10C ,M,,,J COTTAGE BUTTS Pomegranates 2 for 25C 79Q Lb. poirFS GOOD OCTOBER 17 & 18 Phones: (Groc.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288 It's nice to save twice low prices and S&H Green Stamps MARKET
